Presented in the form of data sheets, the Eurogip memo paints a picture of the approach chosen by six countries that already have a certain experience of prevention of occupational deintegration: Germany, Switzerland, Denmark, the Netherlands, Sweden and the Canadian province of Quebec.The issue of prevention of occupational deintegration – and, upstream, retention in employment – is especially important since, as a consequence of longer working lives, keeping employees at work and in good health will become a priority. The need to take action in this area is emphasised in a survey carried out by Crédoc in 2007. The results of this survey show that three years after an injury, only half of the people concerned had found a job again, whereas 85% of them had a job beforehand. Presented in the form of data sheets, the Eurogip memo paints a picture of the approach chosen by six countries that already have a certain experience of prevention of occupational deintegration: Germany, Switzerland, Denmark, the Netherlands, Sweden and the Canadian province of Quebec. Only in French
